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[REDHAT] Re: OpenSSH bug workaround *NOT NEEDED* (fwd)



John Chambers <jc at trillian.mit.edu> writes:

> Another reason you might want to wait:  I tried installing 3.3 on  my
> home  machine.   I  can now ssh out, but incoming connections all get
> "Permission denied" after I type the password, and  /var/log/messages
> gets a "Failed password for jc from 64.28.81.46 port 46127 ssh2" type
> message.  This fails the same way for all the outside machines that I
> have accounts on.  So far, I haven't found any clues about how to get
> it to work again.  I hope I don't have to enable telnet and ftp ...

Is your system running Redhat 7.x? I'm running Redhat 7.3 at home and
Redhat 7.1 on the BLU server. On Monday evening I installed 3.3 on my
home machine from the source rpm, and it tested fine. I installed on
the BLU server after that, and it worked fine there, aside from a minor
keyboard error where I accidentally nuked my login shell before restarting
the daemon.


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